@symphonycometh: That's pretty good! I'd love to record a choir for my stuff!

I basically grew up watching movies and TV series starring Leslie. Great man. He'll be missed!

@Jbrist: Well, I guess you're right. I tried to research a bit, but try googling PS3 and shadows - all you get is Shadow of the Colossus. :D

@DELICIOUS BUNNY: The shadows are a PS3 thing, I think. PS3 usually has really ugly shadows (but I still love my PS3).

@thelastlambda: Oh hey, you can get it on Steam for just 10 bucks. There are a lot of good mods out there, so it's really a bargain at that price!

A little spoof on gaming tutorials... What do you guys think?

@chickensnackz: You must like Quake. I know I do.

@AoE: Try the Half-Life 2 mods Dear Esther (should come out soon) or Radiator.

Early next month? Early next month?

@Sakilla: The story was quite amazing as well. Especially on the second play-through. What a game changer.

@terrybroadway: Took me a year to complete Twilight Princess, I got stuck somewhere one or two hours before the end, then I picked it up and finished it in one sitting. I'm glad I did, the last few levels and the end sequence were well worth it.

I'm sure this would work with L.A. Noir. I'm actually quite used to black and white games.

@fuchikoma: HA! Kirby's Dreamland was the first game that came to mind. It's ridiculously easy, but so much fun!

@ElephantFace: Well, why not join anyway? Write 1,000 words a day and aim for 25,000 until December 1st, just for the heck of it!

I'll probably Valkyrie Chronicles or Tomb Raider Underworld with the ladyfriend.

@Limality: Do you perhaps have a very imaginative mind? Because I know I do. Maybe there's a connection to how our brains work.

@AngryFork: Me to, and yes, it happened to me as well.

@Zippi: Same here, however as I got older it got much rarer.

@Limality: You're not, it happened to me twice (at least what I can remember). One was in school, I suddenly remembered a dream I had and I was actually able to forecast what someone else was gonna say.

@Taggart451: Yes, it felt like they weren't sure about showing it to the audience.